maximilian ultimately compelled french emperor napoleon iii to end his imperial venture.

3. how did fears of a resurgent united states and calls by some u.s. politicians for the annexation of british north american territory help lead to the consolidation of canada? _______________

4. the renewed international image of the united states also helped secretary of state william seward in his attempts to acquire additional territory in the postwar period.
a. in 1867, seward succeeded in purchasing _______________ from the russian government.
b. what else did seward seek to acquire? _______________

5. where did u.s. political leaders attempt to resettle freed slaves abroad? _______________
a. why was brazil a magnet for disaffected confederates? _______________
b. the end of the confederacy generally signaled a defeat for pro - slavery advocates as the international _______________ movement gained strength in the 1860s and 1870s.

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maximilian ultimately compelled french emperor napoleon iii to end his imperial venture.

3. how did fears of a resurgent united states and calls by some u.s. politicians for the annexation of british north american territory help lead to the consolidation of canada? _______________

4. the renewed international image of the united states also helped secretary of state william seward in his attempts to acquire additional territory in the postwar period.
   a. in 1867, seward succeeded in purchasing _______________ from the russian government.
   b. what else did seward seek to acquire? _______________

5. where did u.s. political leaders attempt to resettle freed slaves abroad? _______________
   a. why was brazil a magnet for disaffected confederates? _______________
   b. the end of the confederacy generally signaled a defeat for pro - slavery advocates as the international _______________ movement gained strength in the 1860s and 1870s.

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### Question 3
# Brief Explanations:
The fear of a stronger US and annexation calls made British North American colonies (Canada's predecessors) realize unity was key for defense. The 1860s saw US expansion talk, so colonies like Canada West, Canada East, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick united (1867 Confederation) to form a stronger Canada, reducing US annexation risk.
# Answer:
Fears of a resurgent US and annexation calls made British North American colonies (pre - Canada) unite. The threat of US expansion pushed colonies (e.g., Canada West, Canada East, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick) to consolidate in 1867 as the Dominion of Canada, creating a stronger entity to resist US annexation.

### Question 4a
# Brief Explanations:
In 1867, William Seward, US Secretary of State, purchased Alaska from Russia. This was part of his territorial expansion efforts post - Civil War.
# Answer:
Alaska

### Question 4b
# Brief Explanations:
Seward also sought to acquire the Danish West Indies (now US Virgin Islands). He aimed for more US territorial growth, though the Danish West Indies purchase was finalized later (1917), but his attempts included this and other Pacific/Caribbean territories.
# Answer:
Seward also sought to acquire the Danish West Indies (later US Virgin Islands) and other territories (e.g., in the Pacific/Caribbean) for US expansion.

### Question 5
# Brief Explanations:
US political leaders tried to resettle freed slaves in places like Liberia. Liberia was founded by the American Colonization Society for this purpose, as a colony for freed African - American slaves.
# Answer:
Liberia

### Question 5a
# Brief Explanations:
Brazil was a magnet for disaffected Confederates because it still had slavery (until 1888). Confederates, who supported slavery, saw Brazil as a place where their pro - slavery values were accepted, and they could have a new start with slave - based agriculture (like cotton).
# Answer:
Brazil was a magnet for disaffected Confederates because it still had slavery (until 1888), allowing them to practice pro - slavery - based livelihoods (e.g., cotton farming) as they did in the South.

### Question 5b
# Brief Explanations:
The end of the Confederacy signaled a defeat for pro - slavery advocates as the international abolitionist movement gained strength in the 1860s - 1870s. Abolitionism, which sought to end slavery globally, grew, making pro - slavery views less acceptable.
# Answer:
abolitionist

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